Risalah (fiqh)

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For other uses, see Risala (disambiguation).

A Resalah (Arabic for "journal", "pamphlet", or "book") (رسالة توضيح المسائل) is a book written by a Shi'a Marja that contains his fatwas on different topics.any kind of subject circulation.

All Resalahs begin with an explicit disclaimer stating that no proof shall be given for any of the points in the Roots of Religion.